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Dublin,1961.

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    TomCo
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    I think I'd be a nice project to shoot all of those spots again on film.


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    Hagar7
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    It's changed a wee bit since then.:)


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    pullandbang
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    TomCo wrote: »
    I think I'd be a nice project to shoot all of those spots again on film.

    It was already done by one of our own.....
    http://www.photography.paul-walsh.net/landscape/Cushman/


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    Hagar7
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    pullandbang wrote: »
    It was already done by one of our own.....
    http://www.photography.paul-walsh.net/landscape/Cushman/

    The good old days,eh!
    I posted a thread on a footy forum re Edinburgh a while ago,though the pics were all black n white originally.


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    Faith+1
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    Looks like a different world


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    Saruman
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    Hah, I had been looking at the National Library of Ireland images of Dublin and thought it would be cool to re-create them and do a before and after. Theirs are mostly B&W though.
    It was naive to think no one had thought of that before.


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    TomCo
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    Took one of those photos last time I was passing and had my camera. Was hoping the originals were B&W since that's all I shoot but apparently not.

    364355.jpg
    364354.jpg

    Done before, but still fun.


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    Saruman
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    Nicely done all the same.
    Strange thing is, the older image looks a little tacky. Too many large advertisements. That said, there is a big tree in the way.


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    Hagar7
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    True,it's amazing how big that tree grew.


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